Attempting to move from kde 4.2.2 to 4.2.3

[David McGlone]

On Friday 29 May 2009 10:57:04 pm Steven Vollom wrote:
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> > Cool! :-) So far so good. Is your hardware working now?
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> I had to leave the memory and video card out for the installation.  Both
> caused the video to not work.  I used 2 sticks of memory and the onboard
> video to get a screen.  Every other configuration caused a black screen.

Ok, If I were you, I would choose one or the other and try getting them to 
work 1 at a time. I'd go for the memory first. Try putting just the memory back 
in the machine and make sure it is absolutely seated in the slot all the way, 
and see if that may have been your problem.

If that doesn't work, and the computer will not boot, then just take it back 
out, if the computer does boot, check in the BIOS to see if the BIOS is 
recognizing it before you boot into Kubuntu This will answer the question 
whether the system recognizes the memory, but the Operating system doesn't. 

There are basically just 3 problems that can happen with memory.

1. it's the wrong type of memory.
2. the memory isn't seated correctly
3. bad memory module

we can rule out #1 because from what I understand, this was in your system 
before and worked fine.

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Blessings
David M.